Under various pathological conditions, ER stress and oxidative stress mutually interacted, leading to severe adverse outcomes [ 24, 25].
Other common adverse events (not mutually exclusive) were severe depression (31.6%), mania or severe agitation (26.3%), hallucinations, sleep disturbance, and suicidal ideation (22.8% each) [ 41].
*The categories for adverse events are not mutually exclusive as participants had the option to report multiple adverse events.
Data were also collected on reason for discontinuation as reported by the treating rheumatologist for the following prespecified and mutually exclusive categories: lack/loss of efficacy, adverse event or other.
Once identified, adverse drug events were classified into mutually exclusive categories according to their etiology (Additional file 2) [ 25].
The global nature of the economic slowdown, as well as a "so-called adverse feedback loop" — the idea that economic and financial conditions become mutually reinforcing — threaten to delay recovery, he said.
Another risk derives from the destructive power of the so-called adverse feedback loop, in which weakening economic and financial conditions become mutually reinforcing.
Small differences in the relative incidence of adverse outcomes at the macro level may hide much larger, in part mutually compensating, differences at the meso level.
There may be times when the scope for mutually advantageous policies simply is not there: for example, when a large country's policies exert adverse spillovers across a swath of smaller countries but the actions of the smaller players do not materially affect economic outcomes in the large country.
Binary logistic regression analysis was performed, to assess relationship between various clinical variables and a composite outcome of 'Serious Adverse Events' defined as hospital mortality and or ICU admission (both variables were not mutually exclusive).
